Get ready to solve Wordle 662 answer today, Wednesday, 12 April 2023. The online word game is back to its form this week and most of the words are quite tough. Players are forced to look for help on different platforms otherwise they are not able to guess the word. The limited chances have posed a threat so players have to be extremely careful before taking any chance. We are here to help our readers out at every point.
We would like our readers to know that the Wordle 662 answer today, Wednesday, 12 April, is also not too easy. However, you will not face much difficulty in guessing the term if you read the hints and clues stated by us. Our regular readers are aware that we also provide the final word of the day in the end.
You can find the puzzle on the official website of the New York Times - nytimes.com. All you need to do is go to the website and start solving the word of the day for Wednesday. Make sure to use your limited chances only when you are sure about an alphabet.
The hints provided by us will help you save a lot of your chances. Therefore, first, go through the clues and then start solving the word if you are interested in maintaining your score streak.
Wordle 662 Hints and Clues: 12 April 2023
Let's take a look at the Wordle 662 hints and clues for Wednesday, 12 April, here:
The word of the day for today starts with the letter B.
The second letter in the answer for Wednesday is a vowel.
The fourth alphabet in the puzzle is also a vowel.
The word of the day ends with the letter X.
Wordle 662 Word of the Day: 12 April 2023
Are you ready to know the final answer now? We understand if you are unable to solve the puzzle today because the word is truly difficult. However, you should try your best to find the answer on your own.
Wordle 662 word of the day for today, Wednesday, 12 April 2023, is stated below for our readers:
BORAX
Congratulations to all players who found the word on their own without reading the answer provided by us. Follow this space daily to get the scores.
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